The Maya Train project will include a delightful stop at Mexcanu, Yucatan. Despite its small size, this charming town has a unique character. With the introduction of the Maxcanu stop in the Maya Train route, good things will come. The town is set to become a new hub. Especially, for exploring the hidden gems of…
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Nicolas Bravo Town in Quintana Roo emerges as a promising little stop along the route. It has a modest population of less than 4,000 inhabitants. But this town stands to be one of the most benefited communities through this grand undertaking. The train tracks come with the promise of connectivity, growth, and development. It is…
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The inclusion of a train station at Chichen Itza is an exciting development that promises to bring even more visitors to this awe-inspiring ancient wonder. As one of the most iconic archaeological sites in the world, Chichen Itza’s historical significance and architectural grandeur make it a must-visit destination for travelers. With the convenience of the…
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Sayil, a significant city of the Puuc region, ranks second only to Uxmal in prominence. Extensive studies have revealed that this densely populated city covered an area of approximately four square kilometers and boasted a population of around 17,000 inhabitants. Here are some tips on Sayil ruins in Yucatan. A little history lesson Sayil stands…
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Xcalumkin stands as a testament to the rich cultural heritage of the Mayan civilization. It offers a captivating journey through time. It invites you to unravel the secrets of the past, delve into the depths of history, and forge a connection with a civilization that left an indelible mark on the landscape. The ruins are…
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Hacienda Yaxcopoil came to life in the 17th century. Its name means “place of the green poplars” in the Mayan language. The hacienda brings together in its history the three great periods of the Yucatan of yesteryear. Those are pre-Hispanic life, colonial life and the henequen boom. Today the hacienda has transformed into a museum.…
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Welcome to an extraordinary world of discovery where ancient secrets come to life. With an impressive height reaching over 196.8 ft, the cave vault stands tall, showcasing meticulously outlined Mayan hieroglyphs that offer a fascinating glimpse into the rich tapestry of this ancient civilization. Indeed, these grottoes are a recent discovery, revealing a treasure trove…
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Laguna Kaná is a vibrant Mayan town boasting a rich cultural heritage and a thriving community of over a thousand inhabitants. Forty miles from Felipe Carrillo Puerto, this enchanting destination offers a truly immersive experience. Here are some tips on Kaná Lagoon. A little detour Very near Kaná, visit Chanchén Chuc, a captivating archaeological site.…
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If you’ve ever ventured deep into the the Mayan jungle, you may have felt a mystical presence. A whisper in the wind, or witnessed the subtle rustling of leaves. In those moments, you might have found yourself in the midst of an encounter with some creatures. The extraordinary beings known as aluxes (pronounced a-loo-kuh-ses). These…
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The Trenches of Chuburná are a historical landmark. It played an important role in defending the city of Merida from pirate attacks during the 17th century. The Spanish colonizers built them to defend the city of Merida from pirate invasions. They also used them as a transportation route for goods between the city and the…
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